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Most Linux users use GNOME or KDE, which are easy to use and far more customisable than Win10. If you want to branch out to less popular DEs then of course you
by fragileone 5y ago
Most Linux users use GNOME or KDE, which are easy to use and far more customisable than Win10.
If you want to branch out to less popular DEs then of course you should be prepared for it being less polished, but does any Linux newbie really expect dozens of super polished DEs?
- gsich 5y agoIf this is polished [1] then it's a sorry state. This was taken a few years ago, programs were iirc Eclipse, Libreoffice and an editor. I don't care if it's the DEs fault, Qt, GTK ... the same programs have consistency if run on Windows. I don't care what order (or naming), as long as it's consistent. (ie Save, Close without, Cancel) This is muscle memory. No shortcuts are not an alternative, merely a workaround. The underlying issue would still be there. Unfortunately Android has taken over this inconsistency, probably because there is nobody that enforces it. "Mark as read" and "Reply" in the notifications are sometimes left/right, sometimes reversed. Yes/no questions are sometimes left, sometimes right. Snooze vs. alarm cancel too. What a disaster. [1] https://i.imgur.com/wv3yFbZ.png https://i.imgur.com/wv3yFbZ.png